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Newspaper

Tucson Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1923

Page

3

City Budget Totals Estimated Operating Cost for Next Year

The document outlines the total estimated cost for operating city government in the coming year. It details projected expenditures across departments and notes how funding will be allocated to services and programs.

City budget projections show increased expenses and new fire gear

The city auditor outlines rising costs for administration water police and fire services as the budget for the coming year grows. Depreciation reserves reflect savings while delinquent taxes total 61 418 27 and may be written off.

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Origin of Names of Places Asked of Chamber Here

Secretary Al Condron of the Turson Chamber of Commerce plans a nationwide tour to gather place name origins. He will collect notes from residents and compile a list of hundreds of locales and terms, aiming to publish a comprehensive catalog for public education. Local supporters report strong interest in the project and potential contributions from Kentucky and nearby regions.

al Condron Tursen Chamter Cocsmetee

Tucson Builders Exchange reports strong boom in city construction

At the Tucson Builders' Exchange dinner the report said Tucson is recovering from a slow season and a large demand for skilled carpenters and bricklayers exists. Arizona National Bank president Charlie Solomon notes growing summer business, higher bank deposits, and improved financial conditions signaling future prosperity.

Tucson Tucson Builders’ Exchange Paehjo Club Exchange P. Greber Charlie

X Ray Saves Woman Life Then Lawyered For Damages

Dr J L Butler said an X ray saved Mrs Lucille Halloway from burns and aided a dramatic recovery. The suit filed in Superior Court claims $25 6 for burns and disability. Butler cautioned about unpredictable outcomes with radium and X rays while expressing confidence in the patient’s long term relief.

Lucille Ee J. 1. Butler

Rain lifts range and crops across Maine district report

The weekly weather, crop and range overview covers Maine with heavy rainfall in most areas except western fringe. Highlights include improved stream flow near Ft Apache, beneficial western river rains for stock and range, and varied crop progress from Phoenix to Yuma with alfalfa, cotton and melons noted for varying yields and quality.

Pinto Nan Thatcher Grend Canyon Tdeuglas Atecek Ft. Apech Phoenix Thompson Yuma

End of Subscription Campaign By Tucson Carrier Boys

Over 26 Tucson Citizen route carriers completed a campaign adding 432 new subscribers. William Smith of division 2 led in new subscriptions, earning top honors among four districts. Carriers to be honored at Monthan's camp overnight, with Citisen trucks provided for transport. The paper praises salesmanship training and notes Friday classes in the Carriers' Club Room.

Tucson Citizen William Smith Division No. 2 Tucson Citisen Monthan's Anch R. E

Veronica The Water Way to Health Ad

A Philadelphia police sergeant testifies to Veronica a kidney and stomach remedy. He claims it cured chronic constipation indigestion and other ailments after using a water based formula sold in a large 11-3 quart bottle for sixty five cents. The ad promotes Veronica as a health solution across police stations.

Philadelphia Alfred Mi Veronica Smithington Seren Hadelphia Conta

No Principal Yet Selected For Union High School

Superintendent of schools returned from the National Education Association meetings in Oakland and San Francisco with no announcement on the new high school principal for Union High. Four large applications remain under consideration as soon as possible. The trip included Orange California to visit his mother, Mrs Bether Rose.

C & Reeve National Educational Associationg California Oskield San Francisco Uteeson High School Rese Ode Ai Orange Mia Bether Rose

150 Indians to Visit Old Pueblo

A letter to the local chamber of commerce requests a cross country water parade into Tucson for 159 people from Tejano or Tadi. The Indian party will be welcomed with literature and a warm reception, and the chamber pledges assistance upon arrival to ensure a notable Southwest visit.

Tadi Tucson Chamber of Commerce Eltinwood Inf A. BH. Condren Feesl Chamber Intian Tourstore

Mortuary Shifts Ethel Babich White to Philadelphia

The body of Mrs Ethel Babich White wife of K Ho White aged 75 was shipped to Philadelphia by Parker Grimshaw Undertaking. Her mother Mrs J Babich and her husband accompanied the remains. Mrs White died early yesterday after a long illness and had lived in New York for over two years. Carpenters Wanted Skilled carpenters are needed for work at Rey Aris per notification to the chamber of commerce. Details by A H Conron.

Ethel Sanich White Ethel Babich White K Ho White Philadelphia Parker-Grimshaw Undertaking Company Pennsylvania City J. & Babich Devehters Winess Mra White i‘Twemem Rey. Aris A. H. Con@ron Low Chamber of Commerce Conéron

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